Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-05
PERSONAL.

f@ffC0'NNes
DIR. Wright has recovered from his attach
ofvertigo ana was much better Friday morn
ing
DR. +. ]. Runyon, of Trenton, visited hll
friends In this city Monday. We hope he
may yet become one of our citizens.
Misses lizzie McCarty and Lula Watkins,
two attractive bellies OF Cadlz. KY, are visiting
Mrs. T. p. Major on Munford Avenue.
Rev. Mr.. Hargroves, rector OF Trinity
church, with his family arrived yesterday.
There will be services IN the church at the
usual hours.
Mr.. Polk Prince, OF No. One, brought
down some fine cattle Monday which he had
sold. We have no recent points as to his
matrimonial prospects.
Rev. d. A. Brigham has returned and will
preach in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church tomorrow as announced la our col
umns, at IL a. N. and pm.
Judge C. W. Tyler and wife returned from
Florida Monday night. They came by way
of Admission, Ala, and Judge Tyler speaks
in glowing termes of Its prosperity.
Mr.. Hart Caldwell, travelling salesman for
John Hurst q Co., wholesale grocers of this
city, started on a river trip on board the
Steamer B. s. Rhea Wednesday evening.
Dr. G. W. Greenfield, of District No. J..
paid us call Thursday and had his name
registered among those who believe In gem
uine Democracy for their earthly salvation.
Mr.. Rudolph Shelton, who has been UNI
der medical treatment for some time in
Nashville, returned to his home in this city
Tuesday evening, greatly improved in health.
Capt. r. L. Cobb left for Louisville We'd
nesday night, where his head quarters are
now established He is still Chief engineer
OF the l., A. & I. road and will visit Clarks-
Vile often.
Mr.. G. L. Fowler, travelling agent for II. d.
Cary Il Son manufacturers of fire and burglar
proof Safes, Buffalo NJ Y, called on us Tues
day. He is an old member at the art, and is
at home In printing Office.
Mr.. Melvin Hunter and wife, OF Todd
county, were in the city Wednesday. Mr.
luubCl oOiu Ills lODhCCOy iOOSct lOI FO.UU bulS
season. He called on us and selected some
Carboni, Sumatra and Pure Havana tobacco
seed.
Mr.. ]. A. Miles, n tobacco dealer and
planter of Greenville KY, attended the
sales this week. He is q reader of the
CHRoNIcLE and takes great interest In the
GAINESVILLE sales which we report fully each
week.
DIR. Walter Byrne, Jr., of kussellville, KY,
was in this city Tuesday. To say that he
possesses many of the intellectual traits Of
his distinguished father, is to say that he Is a
man who thinks for himself and is never a
fraid to express his honest opinion.
Mr.. Frank Allen, representing A. @.
Litterer & Co., of Nashville, spent Tuesday In
cur city. He is the same genial, cultivated
gentleman now that he was when bragg"
Dismukes entered his name on the Eperson
Springs Hotel register as "Farmer Allen and
Servant, from his estates In the country"
g. NJ. Bell Esq, attended the two we'd
dings in Hopkinsville Monday. This is, we
believe, about the nineth ceremony of the
kind at which our young friend has "as-
sisted" and it is now high time that some
maiden fair should encircle him in the wings
of her affection.
Col. The. Hartman, formerly Superintend-
ent of the Little Rock & Fort Smith railroad,
has been In the city several days among his
friends. Among other things he attended
reunion of the famous "Buena Vista Min
strels" of ante-bellum notoriety. Being now
a member of the firm OF l. l.. McGee & Co., to
whom was awarded the contract on the l., A.
& 7. railroad, he will be during the progress
of this work, located in our city. His many
friends bid him welcome to his old home.